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Joe DeRisi:利用病毒篩檢解決醫學謎團

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生化學家Joe DeRiSi提出利用病毒DNA來診斷病毒(及其造成的疾病)的新方法。他的工作或許能幫助我們了解瘧疾、SARS、禽流感,和每天約六成未能被診斷出的病毒感染。

Joe DeRisi hunts for the genes that make us sick. At his lab, he works to understand the genome of Plasmodium falciparum, the deadliest form of malaria. Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Traditional by Ching-Yi Wu
Reviewed by Shelley Man Hoi Tsang
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